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Auto-schedule pool play and knockouts onto uploaded courts

AI-optimized tournament auto-schedule: formats by division size, plus basketball pool-to-bracket. Seat last-day finals first, pack pool play onto uploaded courts, then advance in place — adjust by hand when you need to.

Tournaments

What this actually does

Formats by division team count

The default tournament engine picks a pool-and-knockout shape from the division's team count (including 10-team A/B options). Multiple divisions in one event can each use a different format. Event level can change how 5-team and 10-team finals are drawn.

Basketball pool play into a bracket

Basketball tournaments run pool play into a single-elimination bracket. Directors set preferred pool size, how many teams advance, the game guarantee, and whether consolation is on — then games plot onto the same uploaded courts.

Championship first, then fill earlier days

Seat last-day finals and paired semis first, then remaining pool games before those kickoffs, then fill earlier days. On a two-day inventory (a typical club weekend), day 1 is pool-only and at most two games per team; knockouts and consolation play on day 2. Both semis in a division share a kickoff on different courts. Championship day never stacks back-to-back title games — one empty hour between kickoffs.

Scores, standings, and advance in the same competition

Enter scores on the Schedule tab, publish standings, and advance knockouts without a second tool. Unfilled sides keep placeholder labels until teams are known. Enter PK results as the final score for knockout ties.

Configured in

Competition → Setup → Tournament, then Schedule tab

This lives in the admin, not on the public schedule. Exports and the share link update when you save.

Other pieces of the same slate

Import

The files you already export — then review, don't retype

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Leagues

AI-optimized auto-schedule for the season — not nights on the grid

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Conflicts

Auto-schedule first — then name leftovers and adjust by hand

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